The ZSLT - M consists of 2 clusters, the Pfannenstiel Cluster and the Zimmerberg Cluster. Each tournament (cluster) is divided into a qualifying phase and a main round. First, the tournament is played in groups of 4 according to the round-robin principle. The group winners in each category qualify for the main round. The final for the cluster category winners will take place on the weekend of February 5 at the Stork sports facility in Oetwil a. See. 

What's new with the ZSLT-M 2021/22?

• Self-organized and app-supported tournament
• min. 3, max. 7 ranking-relevant matches
• Flexible, individual appointments via the TennisMatch app
• better planning of matches, as only one match per day 
• short distances, as the game is played in 2 geographical clusters

How does it work?

In the group phase, you play in self-organized groups of 4, i.e. you have 7 weeks to play 3 ranking-relevant matches. You are either host or guest in each match. As the host, you are obliged to organize the match, i.e. arrange the date via chat, organize balls (these are deposited in the club or center), reserve the court in the center and also report the result to the official after the match via the TennisMatch app. Two winning sets are played; match tiebreak (10) applies for the 3rd set. Attention "No Ad" applies

In the main round , the 1/4, 1/2 finals and the final are played in the cluster per category. Each match is organized by the players themselves. The date indicated in the Swiss Tennis Tableau is the last possible date. This applies if the players cannot agree on another date.

In the final, the category winners of the 2 clusters will then play for the ZSLT-M 2020 category title on a weekend in the traditional format. These are the only fixed dates of the tournament.

The tournament regulations are the announcement, the ZSLT-M regulations and the Swiss Tennis tournament regulations.